How to Be a Forest Nymph

Become close to nature., Become pescatarian, vegetarian, or vegan., Reduce your carbon footprint., Clothes., Be active., Climb trees., Stay true to you.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Become close to nature.

    Grow a garden, go on a walk in the woods, help out at a community park, join your schools environmental club! Just bring yourself closer to the earth.
  2. Step 2: Become pescatarian

    People who are close to the earth and respect the earth respect it's creatures too, respect every living thing and don't kill natures wonderful creatures.

    A pescatarian is a person who does not eat meat but does eat fish.

    A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat or seafood but does eat eggs and dairy.

    A vegan is a person who does not eat any animal products whatsoever. , Be mindful of the environment, this earth is the only one we have.

    Why kill it off? You can help in small ways by using the three R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle! You can also plant trees. , Wear flowing dresses skirts and tops.

    The main colors a forest nymph would wear are brown and green or other natural looking colors, a forest nymph would never wear bright or neon clothes unless they're yellow (that represents the sun).

    Nymphs are very passive so neutral colors like white and earthy tones are good too. , Forest nymphs are strong and active so take up a sport and exercise, but don't push yourself too hard.

    Become active little by little until you achieve you goal. , Being able to climb trees well is a great way to be a nymph.

    Nymphs are known to jump out of trees and scare people, don't give someone a heart attack but make sure to learn how to jump from higher branches, make sure not to hurt yourself, start low down and gradually get higher up the tree.

    Remember, nymphs are not invincible so be sensible and careful and don't try to jump from too high up. , Nymphs are always themselves, they are usually shy but there can be odd nymphs out too.

    Don't be afraid to be you!
  3. Step 3: vegetarian

  4. Step 4: or vegan.

  5. Step 5: Reduce your carbon footprint.

  6. Step 6: Clothes.

  7. Step 7: Be active.

  8. Step 8: Climb trees.

  9. Step 9: Stay true to you.

Detailed Guide

Grow a garden, go on a walk in the woods, help out at a community park, join your schools environmental club! Just bring yourself closer to the earth.

People who are close to the earth and respect the earth respect it's creatures too, respect every living thing and don't kill natures wonderful creatures.

A pescatarian is a person who does not eat meat but does eat fish.

A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat or seafood but does eat eggs and dairy.

A vegan is a person who does not eat any animal products whatsoever. , Be mindful of the environment, this earth is the only one we have.

Why kill it off? You can help in small ways by using the three R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle! You can also plant trees. , Wear flowing dresses skirts and tops.

The main colors a forest nymph would wear are brown and green or other natural looking colors, a forest nymph would never wear bright or neon clothes unless they're yellow (that represents the sun).

Nymphs are very passive so neutral colors like white and earthy tones are good too. , Forest nymphs are strong and active so take up a sport and exercise, but don't push yourself too hard.

Become active little by little until you achieve you goal. , Being able to climb trees well is a great way to be a nymph.

Nymphs are known to jump out of trees and scare people, don't give someone a heart attack but make sure to learn how to jump from higher branches, make sure not to hurt yourself, start low down and gradually get higher up the tree.

Remember, nymphs are not invincible so be sensible and careful and don't try to jump from too high up. , Nymphs are always themselves, they are usually shy but there can be odd nymphs out too.

Don't be afraid to be you!

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